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1 | The role of event characteristics and situational appraisals in the prediction of employee adjustment to change and change implementation success | 3 |
2 | Constructions of occupational stress : nuisances, nuances or novelties? | 20 |
3 | Psychosocial risk factors and work-related stress : state of the art and issues for future research | 59 |
4 | Biological basis of stress-related diseases | 70 |
5 | The relationship between ethnicity and work stress | 87 |
6 | Eustress and attitudes at work : a positive approach | 102 |
7 | Stress and strain at work : how much is there, who has most and are things changing? | 111 |
8 | Stress, alienation and shared leadership | 122 |
9 | Job demands, job control, strain and learning behavior : review and research agenda | 132 |
10 | The seeds of stress in the organizations of tomorrow : the impact of new technology and working methods | 151 |
11 | Stress and individual differences : implications for stress management | 163 |
12 | Work-related stress : the risk management paradigm | 174 |
13 | Coping with stress through reason | 188 |
14 | An organizational approach to stress management | 198 |
15 | Prevention perspectives in occupational health psychology | 209 |
16 | Emotional intelligence and coping with occupational stress | 218 |
17 | Study and student counselling in higher education : an incentive towards a practice-relevant vision | 243 |
18 | Stress and unemployment : a comparative review of female and male managers | 254 |
19 | Stress in veterinary surgeons : a review and pilot study | 293 |
20 | Structural work change and health : studies of long spells of sick leave and hospitalization among working men and women during a period of marked changes in the Swedish labour market | 304 |
21 | Role-related stress experienced by temporary employees | 314 |
22 | The role of psychosocial factors in the development of periodontal disease | 335 |
23 | Work-family conflict and stress | 346 |
24 | Workaholism in organizations : work and well-being consequences | 366 |
25 | The healthy organization | 382 |
26 | Health care and subjective well-being in nations | 393 |
27 | New technology, the global economy and organizational environments : effects on employee stress, health and well-being | 413 |
28 | The effects of effort-reward imbalance at work on health | 430 |
29 | Occupational stress and health | 441 |
30 | The role of emotions in cardiovascular disorders | 455 |
31 | The impact of short business travels on the individual, the family and the organization | 478 |
32 | Burnout and emotions : an underresearched issue in search of a theory | 495 |
33 | Proactive coping, resources and burnout : implications for occupational stress | 503 |
34 | Burnout and wornout : concepts and data from a national survey | 516 |
35 | 'Burning in' - 'burning out' in public : aspects of the burnout process in community-based psychiatric services | 537 |
36 | A mediation model of job burnout | 544 |
37 | Love and work : the relationships between their unconscious choices and burnout | 565 |
38 | Unconscious influences on the choice of a career and their relationship to burnout : a psychoanalytic existential approach | 579 |
39 | Does burnout affect physical health? : a review of the evidence | 599 |
40 | Rediscovering meaning and purpose at work : the transpersonal psychology background of a burnout prevention programme | 623 |
41 | Emotional intelligence and transformational leadership | 633 |
42 | Developing leadership through emotional intelligence | 656 |
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